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Water Wise Newsletter

Fall 2011    
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CONTENTS
Conserve Water in the Winter Months and See Savings all Year Long
Be a Volunteer for Water Conservation!
New Guide Available for Tree Care During the Drought
WTP4 Update
Water Conservation Code to be Revised
Joint Subcommittee will Help Strengthen Austin Water's Financial Stability
Compost and Mulch Your Way to a Healthy Landscape
Stage 2 Water Restrictions Currently in Effect
Dreaming of a native landscape?
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Conserve Water in the Winter Months and See Savings all Year Long

Austin Water calculates wastewater costs based on the amount of water used during three winter billing periods. This year, and in the future, the average will be based on your water use for all three months.

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Be a Volunteer for Water Conservation!
by Joan Ivy

Would you like to spread the word about conserving our city's vital water resources? If so, Austin Water's new Block Leader program is for you!
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New Guide Available for Tree Care During the Drought
Austin trees need our help. We need to evaluate the health of existing trees, nurture them, and make informed decisions to renew our urban forest. 
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WTP4 Update
Austin’s Water Treatment Plant 4 project: on schedule and budget
by Jason Hill

Every day there is visible progress on the construction phase of Water Treatment Plant 4. After nearly three decades of preparation, this project, one of the largest in the city’s history is fast becoming a reality.
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Water Conservation Code to be Revised
by Joan Ivy

The regional drought has created unprecedented challenges for Austin Water and the residents of Austin. After discussions with the City Manager and City Council, Austin Water is beginning the process of revising the current Water Conservation Code to better align with long-term drought conditions.
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Joint Subcommittee will Help Strengthen Austin Water's Financial Stability
by Joan Ivy

As a collaborative partnership with Austin Water, the Joint Subcommittee will assist in developing recommendations for short-term and long-term financial plans to strengthen the financial stability of Austin Water.
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Compost and Mulch Your Way to a Healthy Landscape
by Joan Ivy

With the ongoing drought here in Central Texas, homeowners and businesses are looking for ways to maintain vibrant, attractive landscapes while using as little water as possible.
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Stage 2 Water Restrictions Currently in Effect
Back in September, Austin Water enacted Stage 2 Mandatory Watering Restrictions due to the exceptional drought in Central Texas.
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GARDEN TIDBITS
Dreaming of a native landscape?
It may be Fall, but most for most gardeners in Austin, Spring is never too far behind. Check out the great resources available for planning a native, drought and pest resistent garden.
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